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Sydney Digital Theses (University of Sydney Access only): Recent submissions

    • An Evidence-Informed Method of Understanding Instrumental Music Teacher Beliefs About Motor Skill Learning 

      Crocco, Laura
      Published 2024
      How instrumental music teachers instruct, model and offer feedback in lessons has significant impact on student learning, performance and autonomy, and more specifically motor skill development. Ensuring the optimal use ...
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    • Breathe Easy Walk Easy, Lungs for Life (BE WELL): Partnering with Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Services to implement pulmonary rehabilitation and contribute to lung health service provision. 

      Meharg, David Phillip
      Published 2024
      Background: Colonisation continues to negatively impact Aboriginal peoples, contributing to a higher prevalence of chronic health conditions, such as chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD). Aim: To understand the ...
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    • Unmet needs of women living with breast cancer-related lymphoedema 

      Arundell, Jesica Jade
      Published 2024
      Breast cancer-related lymphoedema (BCRL) occurs as a side effect of breast cancer treatments. BCRL is chronic, progressive and varies in presentation and severity. It has been shown to have many impacts on a woman's quality ...
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    • Engineering protein-based scaffolds for in vitro vascularisation 

      Liu, Linyang
      Published 2024
      Despite the rapid development of tissue engineering and regenerative medicine over the past few decades, challenges persist in the vascularisation of engineered tissues in vitro. Inspired by top-down and bottom-up engineering ...
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    • Modelling Health Emergency: An Efficient Approach in Operating via Simulation 

      Alhuntushi, Nasser
      Published 2024
      This thesis aimed to develop a mathematical model to minimise patient wait times and stay length in the Australian Nepean Hospital's emergency department (ED). The model used integer programming to analyse patient movements ...
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